According to reports, Coincheck is going to remove from your listing the most popular anonymous cryptocurrency: monero (XMR), zcash for (ZEC), dash (dash), and the token Augur (REP). Representatives of the exchange said that: Cryptocurrencies including XMR, ZEC, DASH and REP, which will be located on the balance sheets at the time of delisting, will… More
As reported by Nikkei Asian Review, citing unnamed sources, the Japanese company-financial services company Monex has offered to buy a controlling stake cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck. It is expected that this will be a deal worth “billions of yen”. According to Nikkei, the stock exchange Coincheck, which became the target of major hacker attacks on 26… More
Against hacked in January, the Japanese exchange Coincheck was filed another lawsuit in the amount of approximately 82 million yen (about 771 000 USD), reports Cointelegraph Japan today, April 2. 26 January 2018 Coincheck has been hacked and more than $ 530 million in NEM left the wallets in the pockets of the hackers. At… More
According to NHK World all coins NEM (XEM) stolen from Japan’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges have been withdrawn from the account hackers. January 26, hackers stole $ 530 million in cryptocurrency NEM after hacking cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck. As of February 1, NEM Foundation found out that the hackers transferred stolen funds NEM at different addresses, but… More
Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck will cease to serve the bidding at three anonymous cryptocurrencies: Monero, Dash and zcash for. The decision was made on the background of the January break-in when it was stolen tokens NEM in the amount of $ 534 million These crypto-currencies will be bought from customers Coincheck at a fixed price…. More
Japanese exchange Coincheck today begins payments to victims who lost their funds in case of a hacker attack. The message in his blog of March 12, Coincheck has stated that it will reimburse stolen NEM at the rate 88,549 (in Japanese yen or 0.83 U.S. dollar), as indicated indicated in its original payment plan. Compensation… More
Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck has announced that it will begin to pay compensation to clients who suffered losses during the January hacker attack, starting next week. At a press conference on Thursday, CEO Coincheck Koichiro WADA and chief Executive Yusuke Otsuka said that in the coming days they will publish all the details regarding the… More
Researchers from the Blockchain Intelligence Group Inc. (BIG) tracked some tokens NEM (XEM), abducted on 26 January as a result of hacking Coincheck. According to a press release from the team’s BIG March 1, coins found on crypto-currency exchange Vancouver, Canada. Today, March 2, the newspaper of the Central Committee of the Communist party of… More
Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck, a breach of which was stolen more than 500 million dollars, yesterday reopened the opportunity for the user withdrawal of deposits in Jena. According to the application of the company, shortly after Coincheck partially resumed operations, users took to 40.1 billion yen (about 373 million U.S. dollars). Such a large amount… More
A group of cryptocurrency traders, consisting of 10 people, announced that on Thursday, February 15 will sue the exchange Coincheck Inc. From the words of the attorney representing the plaintiffs, the reason for the motion was denied by the exchange on withdrawals to external wallets, after stealing $ 530 million in the form of digital… More